Sentence examples for has certainly learnt from inspiring English sources

It has certainly learnt the hard way that it cannot shape the Middle East just as it wants.

She has certainly learnt much since Helmut Kohl plucked her out of obscurity in 1991—not least from Mr Schröder's experience.

Sheikh Tamim has certainly learnt the ropes quickly and may well grow to be a great emir, but with Hamad bin Jassim's departure, Qatar's clout on the foreign stage will undoubtedly suffer, and this at a time when the country is facing increasing criticism.

As for withholding payments, it's also too late for that, although Ms. Parker said she has certainly learned from that mistake.

Chávez!" One thing Mr. Maduro has certainly learned in his years at Mr. Chávez's side: do not outshine the boss.

Either way, he has certainly learned what plays better with the audiences who now matter, and which parts of what he is thinking should actually be voiced.

At the end of the year, a faculty committee recommended that he take a year off, "to travel, to read and learn to speak," said Mr. Curry, who has certainly learned the last.

Del Harris, the American coach of the Chinese basketball team, has certainly learned a bit in his three months in charge: about 1,000 Mandarin words in all, by his estimation.

On the other hand, he knows how to drum up some properly exciting soundtrack music, fast cutting and churning skies (the latter courtesy of the inevitable Chivo Lubezki, who has certainly learned a thing or two from Terrence Malick).

For someone who has spent most of his adult working life on a government payroll, Marco Rubio has certainly learned how to denigrate government.

Anna might have been a bush-league spy, but she has certainly learned how to be a first-rate self-promoter.